In SAP, pooled tables are a type of database table used to store data from multiple internal tables (called logical tables) within a single physical table in the database. Pooled tables help in reducing the number of database objects and ...
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Feature Transparent Table Pooled Table Cluster Table Physical Mapping 1:1 Many:1 Many:1 Data Compression No No Yes (compressed) Used For All-purpose Customizing data Related business data Supported in HANA? ✅ Yes ❌ No ❌ No Note: Pooled and Cluster tables are no longer supported in ...
The Enhancement Category in SAP defines how a structure or table can be enhanced with custom fields by a developer or customer without breaking system integrity or compatibility. In SE11, when you create or display a table or structure, under the ...
Buffering in SAP refers to storing table data in application server memory to reduce repeated database access. It enhances performance by retrieving frequently accessed data from memory instead of querying the database every time. Why Buffer Tables? Speeds up data ...
Table Delivery Classes define how a table is delivered by SAP, and how data in that table is handled during client copies, upgrades, and transports. Every table in SAP must have a delivery class, and it’s set in SE11 under ...
SAP R/3 is based on a 3-tier client-server architecture, which separates presentation, application, and database layers. This design provides scalability, flexibility, and better performance. Three-Tier Architecture: 1. Presentation Layer (Client Tier) Interface between the user and SAP system Usually a SAP ...
Feature REST OData Definition Architectural style for web services A protocol based on REST for querying and updating data Standardization Not strictly standardized Fully standardized (by OASIS and ISO) Query Support Limited or custom Rich query support via URL options ($filter, $select, etc.) Metadata Not provided by default Automatically exposes metadata ($metadata) Data Format Typically JSON ...
An EntityType defines the structure of an entity in OData. It specifies the entity’s properties (like fields/columns), key fields, and relationships. Think of it like a class or schema that describes the shape of data within an EntitySet. <EntityType Name=”Product”> <Key>